Examples of using To return to the issue in English and their translations into Arabic
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Now, to return to the issue of location.
Before concluding my substantive remarks, allow me again to return to the issue of terrorism.
Allow me to return to the issue of small arms and light weapons.
Here, I should like to return to the issue of the implementation of General Assembly resolutions.
From the conclusions it may be understood that Parties do not intend to return to the issue in the immediate future.
Allow me to return to the issue raised by my Armenian colleague about the budget.
It would be preferable for the Committee to return to the issue in the near term if necessary.
To return to the issue of independent broadcasting,the role of broadcasting media in all countries in shaping democratic processes and public opinion hardly needs to be re- emphasized.
It therefore reserved its right to return to the issue when the matter was taken up in plenary meeting.
Mr. Naziri-Asl(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that his delegation preferred to retain the operative verb" notes",but wished to reserve the right to return to the issue.
Her delegation wished to return to the issue of recosting in informal consultations.
He would reserve his right to return to the issue once a legal opinion on the Chairman ' s decision had been obtained.
In the peace process as it has been conducted up to now, the Israelis always wanted to concentrate on the issues of 1967- that is, land and security.The Palestinians, however, always wanted to return to the issues of 1948: refugees, dispersion, and what Akram Hanya, a close Arafat confidant, defined as the need“to make the Israelis face the tribunal of history.”.
Mr. Starr(Australia): I should like to return to the issue of the timing for taking action on draft resolution A/C.1/50/L.3. My colleague from Mexico has already spoken about this, as has my colleague from Brazil.
His delegation endorsed the recommendations contained in paragraphs 22 and 23 of the Advisory Committee 's report and would be prepared to return to the issue in the light of the proposed analysis of the operation of the support account if the proposal was adopted.
(b) The SBI decided to return to the issue of the calendar of meetings for the year 2000 and beyond at its ninth session and prepare a relevant draft decision for consideration and adoption by the COP at its fourth session.
To return to the issue of petroleum, if, as I have said, agreement is not reached in the forthcoming negotiations with the United Kingdom and that country opts for a unilateral decision, the situation thus created will have very negative consequences.
He planned to make time available later in the session to return to the issue, once delegations had considered the contents of document NPT/CONF.2010/PC. II/l.
It would be appropriate, therefore, to return to the issue later, and the most appropriate time would be whenthe next replenishment of the Multilateral Fund was being discussed, at the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties, which would allow suitable funding to be earmarked for the additional phase-out efforts that would be required.
In the light of that disagreement, the Working Group had agreed to return to the issue of common but differentiated responsibilities once it had completed its first reading of the draft text.
Ms. Tavares da Silva said that she wished to return to the issue of equality versus equity, which was more than just a question of terminology.
His delegation wished to return to the issues raised during the 1992 Congress on International Trade Law, in particular the question of the regulation of operations involving barter or the exchange of goods by drafting an appropriate norm which could be an addition to the 1980 Vienna Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
It might be possible, however, to return to the issue of a contact group after the discussion on agenda item 12.
Some representatives also objected to the proposal to return to the issue at the next meeting of the parties; it would be sufficient to take note of the summary at the current meeting while recognizing that it did not, and was not intended to, reflect the views of all parties.